ClearShares Ultra-Short Maturity ETF OPER
100.11 USD +0.01 (+0.00%)
At closeNov 4, 2026, 4:10 PM EST
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100.09 Day range 100.11
99.88 52-week range 100.44
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- +0.07%
- 1 year
- +0.03%
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seekingalpha.com End Of 2024 Trending Exchange-Traded Funds I updated my universe of exchange-traded funds to track based on superior long-term performance. Nearly 450 ETFs are ranked based on short-term monthly returns, exponential moving average, and money…
seekingalpha.com Selling Time? Oil, Inflation, Debt Concerns And A T-Bill Portfolio The market is showing signs of weakness and lacks sustainable upside momentum. The recent sell-off has broken key moving averages, indicating a potential shift in market sentiment.
seekingalpha.com OPER: When Repo Yields More Than T-Bills The ClearShares Ultra-Short Maturity ETF is a fixed-income exchange-traded fund. This fund has a very interesting structure by lending money in the institutional money markets as opposed to owning…
zacks.com Best Fixed-Income ETFs of 1H22 Some interest-protected bonds have managed to fare better than the regular bond ETFs in the first half of 2022.
seekingalpha.com Why We Stay Moderately Pro-Risk The improving macro backdrop, a strong risk rally and rising volatility leave us moderately pro-risk over coming months, with a preference for credit.
seekingalpha.com Consumer Price Index: August Core At 1.74% The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the August Consumer Price Index data this morning (Sept. 11).
seekingalpha.com Fear And Inflation Components Are In Harmony For Gold Fear factor is still strong and in favor of gold as investors fear a second shutdown. Inflation expectations are on the rise, further boosting gold's prospects.
seekingalpha.com What Goes Up Has Definitely Been Coming Down New hiring has now recouped nearly 50% of the total job losses that occurred during March and April. The unemployment rate shrank 1.8 percentage points in August, falling to 8.4%.
seekingalpha.com Fed's New Policy Risks 1970s Rerun The Fed's new average inflation targeting policy is moot if inflation stays low. But if average inflation rises above the target, the central bank may find itself well behind the curve.
seekingalpha.com 2020 U.S. Election: What The Polls Could Mean For Policy And Markets The ongoing COVID-19 crisis and resulting policy responses will likely make this election result more meaningful than normal.
seekingalpha.com A Cyclical Rotation In Corporate Credit The sudden stop to markets induced by COVID-19 caused a substantial repricing of credit risk globally, and central banks, treasuries, and ministries of finance around the world responded…
seekingalpha.com The 1998 Correction And The Run To The Peak The current bull market is by far and away one of the longest bull markets in history. Currently running 137 months and 2783 points from the March 2009 lows, it is one for the record books.
seekingalpha.com Changing Credit Views Amid Volatility We downgrade investment grade credit to neutral and increase our overweight in high yield as we see volatility rising after a rally in risk assets.
seekingalpha.com One Scary Chart Every asset class except Inflation and US Treasury Bills is above its long-term moving average. Waiting for higher interest rates and inflation the last 20 years has been the one, true Waiting for…
seekingalpha.com More On Debt The main worry I have about US debt is the possibility of a debt crisis. The event combines difficulty in rolling over debt with the lack of fiscal space to borrow massively in the next crisis.
seekingalpha.com Market Finally Cracks. Is The Bull Market Rally Over? Over the last few weeks, we have discussed that while the markets were continuing their seemingly unstoppable advance, there were many technical extremes reached.
seekingalpha.com The Race Is Afoot? Over To The ECB The Federal Reserve's adoption of an average inflation target pushed on a door in the foreign exchange market that was already open.
seekingalpha.com MacroView: 5 Reasons The Fed's New Policy Won't Get Inflation In today's #Macroview, we will discuss the 5 reasons why the Fed will not get inflation, and why deflation is the bigger risk.
seekingalpha.com Weekly Commentary: Summer Of 2020 QE fundamentally changed finance. The Fed's COVID crisis leap into corporate debt has wielded further profound impacts on corporate credit - yields, prices and issuance.
seekingalpha.com The Fed Now Wants Even More Inflation. The Old '2 Percent Target' Wasn't Enough The US Federal Reserve has adjusted its official inflation target to be even more flexible and inflationary.